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Alkaline phosphatase was a 56 (low) 6 months ago & when repeated 6 months later, it's now a 45 (low). what does this mean?
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Alk phospatase: I would suggest you see an internist who can address this issue with you and alleviate your anxiety without the necessity of having a glossary of diseases, none of which may be present.
Answered 7/29/2018
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Nothing: Reference ranges for labs are set up so that several percent of healthy folks fall outside on either end.
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